Shulchan Aruch HaRav - CHABAD -

Likkutei Amarim Tanya by Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liady, the Baal HaTanya and author of Shulchan Aruch HaRav, founder of the Chabad. Lubavitch movement. First edition printed by the Rebbe (Rabbi Menach

Chiddushei halacha on the Shulchan Aruch Even HaEzer with collections on the masechtot of Seder Nashim. Also includes ÒSmikhat Moshe,Ó drashot for special days, eulogies, and chiddushim on the Torah

Shulchan Aruch, Leharav from Liady, Orach Chaim section 3, Halachot Passover and Yom Tov. printed by the Shapira Brothers grandsons of the Slavita Rabbi. 2 cover pages. The first cover page is printed

4 Antique Shulchan Aruch and Other Books, 1892-1937, Satmar Romania, Sighetu Marmației, Vilnius and more. Different publishers. Different conditions. * See full list in the Hebrew description.

Antique Judaic book Shulchan Aruch yoreh deaah volume one, printed in Livorno with writings from the previous owner of the book, Hardcover book, loose binding, cover and book edges have some wear/dama

Ashlei Ravrevei , Shulchan Aruch Yoreh Deah with the commentaries. Published by the brothers Chanania Lipa and Yehoshua Heschel Shapira, grandsons of the rabbi of Slavuta, Zhitomir, 1861. Glosses b

Sefer Moharikash which is called Erech Lechem. Glosses on the Shulchan Aruch, by Rabbi Yaakov de Castro (Maharikash). Constantinople, 1718.  One of the earliest books of halacha written on the Shul

Lot 32 pictures of the Chabad rabbi, HaRav Menachem Mendel Schneerson, in different locations, as the rabbi blesses the public, in prayer, reading the Megilla, as he enters his home, during singing an

The enclosed letter attests:  This banknote was given to Rabbi Shaul Shimon Deutsch specifically for his research of the Rebbe Rayatz trip to Baltimore. In 1930, the Frierdieker Rebbe spent a yea

Hand written holy, autographical article with signature of HaRav Shimshon Raphael Hirsch. Germany, the nineteenth century. [8] large pages, 33cm. Long, handwritten Torah article in German combining ve

Admor Menahem Mendel Schneerson, to the public servant Rav Yitzhak Shai. On official letterhead. Blessings and well-wishes before Pesach. ÒFor a happy and kosher pesach and for true freedom, freedom

4 one dollar bills handed out by the Rebbe during his weekly distribution of dollars during the 1980's.

Letter of Brachah by the Admor HaRav Shlomo from Babov. Signed. New York, (1982). [1] Leaf, C. 26.5 square centimeters. 18.5 cm. Blank letter written on official stationery of the Admor of Babov, sent

Large Chanukah Menorah of silver. In style of Chabad, from the Hose of Hazorfim, hall marked 925. Height 52 cm, width 40 cm. Weight 0.850 kilogram (1.2 kilogram including the weights). Large and fine

A Chabad Siddur edited by the founder of Chabad, the great Ba'al HaTanya - Rebbe Shneur Zalman of Liadi - and his son the Mitteler Rebbe, Rabbi DovBer. With halakhot and Hasidic ma'amarim. The nu

Letter from the Chabad Rebbe, Yosef Yitzhak Schneerson of Lubavitch, Brooklyn 1948. Send to Reb Asher, Dr. Hilman, a blessing for his refuah shlemah and parnassah. In the margins is the signature of t

269. (Chabad). Two volumes. Seder Ha-tefillah. Nusach Ar"i. With extensive commentary by R. Shneior Zalman (the Alter Rebbe). Volume I - On weekday prayers, Birkath Ha-Mazon, Tzitzith, Tefillin, Chath

From Rabbi Menahem Mendel Schneerson. From 1953 (the first years of his leadership), in answer to a woman in which he mentions the importance of tzedakah and checking mezuzot. Corrections and erasures

24 sides.

The rabbi in his youth at the start of his appointment as the Admor, sitting around a table at a simchah, also appearing is the widow of the Reetz. Very rare photo. An additional photo of the Rebbe wh

Vienna 1809-10, on white parchment, George Harusch Ansky. [8 1/5" H x 6" W].

1. Sha’arei Oreh, on issues of Chanukkah and Purim, by the Admor Rabbi Dov be’er Schnerson—the middle Admor of Chabad. Kapost, 1822, first edition. Signatures of ownership on the cover. 2. Torat

268. (Chabad). Kuntres Ha-Hithpa'aluth. By Dov Ber Ben Shneior Zalman (the Mitteler Rebbe). No place of print, 1831. First edition. Chassidic discourse concerning elevating oneself through meditation.

Old and rare picture in a frame from the period, image from the man who instituted the Daf Yomi, HaGaon HaRav Meir Shapira of Lublin, he appears in his youth in a coat and mitznefet, holding in his ha